A song a day, every day. From brand new tunes to elderly classics. We don’t promise to be constrained by genre, but we promise to recommend brilliant music.
For a band whose energy is one of their greatest attributes, it’s great to hear Keston Cobblers’ Club taking a lower-octane approach with this excellent track from 2011. It’s an understated treat, and gives real weight to the swell and…
In celebration of their headline gig tonight at St Pancras Old Church, FFS are proud to present Lily & Madeline’s ‘I’ve Got Freedom’. With beautiful harmonies, this track is sure to set these girls on an even clearer track than…
Scottish ensemble Broken Records are ready to return with their third album Weights And Pulleys later this year, and will precede the new record with the Toska EP next month. The title track is an introspective piece, powered by the…
Suntrapp, the indie-folk project of Jake Houlsby, return with ‘New Morning’, recorded over two days at Camden’s Roundhouse as part of the 30/30 project. The new single, the follow-up to the delightful ‘All The Seas’, is released on February 17.
Taken from last year’s Little Letters, ‘Circus’ is the title track from Paper Aeroplanes new EP. There’s a handful of alternate takes and remixes from the record, new track ‘Ribbons’ and, of course, ‘Circus’, which gets a new video to…
Wistfulness and yearning ooze out of this track and every bit as much as you’d expect from a song called ‘Where Did It Go?’. With a sweet flavour and synths so gentle they almost sound acoustic, Josh Mease – aka…
Tokyo Police Club are from Canada but this slice of pure pop is soaked in California sun. In fact, if it were playing beneath shots of beautiful people frolicking in the sun in a some sort of teen romance, you…
We’re always interested to see someone doing something a bit different, and this video to accompany David Bronson’s ‘One Simple Myth’ – which marries live action, animation and comic book art – is certainly that. The discomfiting effect of the…
Colin Macleod released some material a while back under the name The Boy Who Trapped The Sun, but now he’s dropped the pseudonym and we can understand why – if we were making music as lovely as this, we’d want…
Glacier is the closing track to John Grant’s second record Pale Green Ghosts, which was released on Bella Union last year. We love the accompanying video, which shows the struggles and successes of the gay rights movement. Vladimir Putin could…